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Debt service had diverted resources which could have gone to development.
Mr. Kazykhanov(Kazakhstan) said that the extraordinary challenges of the previous year had diverted the attention of Member States from development issues.
The economic slowdown andthe problem of terrorism had diverted the world's attention from the implementation of the Programme of Action adopted a year earlier in Brussels, and the situation in the least developed countries had deteriorated alarmingly.
On December 16, 1891,he was dismissed by Lieutenant Governor Auguste-Réal Angers after a report concluded that his government had diverted public funds.
However, MINURSO observed that, in Oum Dreyga, the Royal Moroccan Army had diverted the original path of two segments of a trench totalling approximately one kilometre in length, in violation of military agreement No. 1.
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Kenya continued to invest heavily in the regional mechanisms established to stem the proliferation of small arms andlight weapons and had diverted enormous resources to strengthening its security apparatus.
On the other hand,the lengthy discussions on the future of UNOPS had diverted attention from strengthening those characteristics that had helped create a market for its services: quickness, flexibility, and cost- effectiveness.
Mr. ALOM(Bangladesh) asked the Under-Secretary-General for Administration andManagement to clarify his statement that the continuing financial crisis had diverted attention from the internal reform of the United Nations.
The Board regretted that the discussion on some“harm reduction” measures had diverted the attention(and, in some cases, funds) of Governments from important demand reduction activities such as primary prevention or abstinence-oriented treatment.39 221.
Other pressing matters, however, such as the completion of financing action for a number of missions andpreparing the budgets of all missions for the forthcoming year, had diverted attention from the preparation of the requested report.
Some delegations andnon-governmental organizations had diverted the Durban Conference from its true objective in order to isolate and attack the State of Israel, and consequently the delegations of Israel and the United States of America had been compelled to withdraw.
It was recalled that Gazans used to collect water from Mount Hebron for agriculture, butthat seven years ago Israel had diverted that supply for use by Israeli farmers, which had resulted in a shortage of water for Gazan agriculture.
Observing that the Fukushima accident had diverted the Committee's attention from its original plan of work and strained its budgetary resources, he stressed the need to strengthen those resources and, given the inevitable overlap between various bodies in the United Nations system working on assessments of the accident, for careful coordination among them.
Mr. Leslie(Belize), speaking on behalf of the Alliance of Small Island States(AOSIS),said that recent events had diverted international attention from the pursuit of a development agenda and the renewed engagement and partnership that had emerged since 2000.
Equally troubling, the Palestinian representative had failed to mention the human rights abuses by the security apparatus in the West Bank,let alone the widespread human rights violations by the rulers in Gaza, who had diverted every resource to oppressing their own people or attacking the people of Israel.
While the Agency had never asserted that the Democratic People's Republic of Korea had diverted nuclear material to a clandestine nuclear weapons programme, it had reason to believe that that could have happened and to state that the Democratic People's Republic of Korea was in non-compliance with its safeguards agreement.
Ultimately, in February 2003, Mr. Arnaout pleaded guilty to a criminal conspiracy charge and admitted that he had concealed from donors andpotential donors the fact that he had diverted"a material portion of the donations received by BIF" to"support fighters overseas," including supplies for combatants in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Chechnya.
It was regrettable that many of the current human-rights allegations against Myanmar had emanated from splinter groups of former armed insurgents who had diverted their resources into a propaganda war, and that they had mentors in powerful countries continuing to provide them with resources under the guise of improving human rights.
That relitigation has diverted us from action.
As a precaution we have diverted all incoming ships away from the station.
Such instability has diverted energies and resources from the policy priorities of sustainable development and poverty reduction.
In many cases, the focus on pro-poor policies has diverted attention from policies that have the most broad-based, sustainable effects against poverty.
The recent tensions in the House of Representatives have diverted the attention of legislators away from the very crucial national reconstruction and recovery work of the country.
The overemphasis on programs to avoid orterminate pregnancy has diverted resources for programs that could save thousands of women's lives every year.
This has diverted some of the capacity of the Department from the main goal of implementing the provisions of resolution 56/242.
But the horrifying terrorist incidents of 11 September have diverted our attention to the agenda of immediate importance.
An increased focus on combating international violence has diverted attention and human and financial resources away from development.
The necessity to deal with immediate issues has diverted attention from some longer-term efforts to prepare the Organization for the challenges ahead.
The United Nations is fully prepared for and would appreciate such constructive engagement,since the recent deterioration in relations has diverted attention from the goal of expeditious demarcation of the border.
Rwanda has diverted attention from those soldiers staying in the Democratic Republic of the Congo by drawing particular attention to those who depart.